Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-06-09

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he 1tivk & ne Art passenger exi
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w c6<eusd n = AlgAfs,utia sssl
hs< TtGzsisy. uAe csoUl ws "a
riosdIJ cellnalsa u fsom 70, 80 70 sooe'
people. Eour miIo nore YIN take then
into CsrIlSIe. which gives q direct cutie
TO Cincinnati By laying q rail on the mar
row gauge 70 Hamilton. A few months
work on the northern end through Mich
igan 10 the great lakes viii open up q
direct communication between the north
ern cities and the Beautiful South
land
II Is understood here that northern
capitalists have an eye on the south and
are only awaiting a few developments.
There can be no doubt that a solid boom
win strike Tennessee in the near future.
Most OF our moncyed men know some
thiAg Of Atlanta, Chattanooga and Knox.
Vile, many Of them having spent their
best days scntng among the Alleghanies
and Cumberiands and fighting the
"Jchnicse when there was no peace
among thelf fertile valleys.
The annual conference Of the Miami
RcsoIutionists, a branch OF The German
Bap,iat Or Brethren Church, Is now in
session -four miles southeast Of Eaton, on
Che Furry farm. The programme for
Sunday was public preaching. Quite q
number Of delegates and ministers from
different sections OF the country have
been IN ~altendence. The crowd on Sun.
day was u~nususily large for one az these
meetings and ample arrangements hsa
been madcso feed the multitude h,M Of
Seven hundred were served in
the dinius vent 1t y time and not hess
than ase tahlefuk were served aurias
TIC nccn recess and up v three e'eEek.
TAe way tAs people we've .cas,erea Il
was Msr1 fcg any eee 10 snake an esst-
rase # Ae ras.s<s rsesens ess It Is SAFE
70 ssy Nssssveras tAossanss veee On ,Ae
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sa2I ssas tAasS tAsts vcaN Re no ex
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y ua Aax eie who reads the Caacsa.
van Esqtieur or Coabmerciaas win ind a
rsparA
fhiss Decoration day and all evening
W. Bsssnsd nr strains Of martial music
" IN tAe air but Dayton no douus has
held cut tslrer inducements to the
pAiansArsefs class Of our people and
. small characterization at this place will
Ne ~ resaN
Sometimes I am flled with inward do.
iishs vAsaf ss my beautiful old mother
state held u just appreciation Of wha.
she wss- b, sna will DO as the years roll
BY and II yous readers win lndulge mo |
viii leave her possibilities 10 tho seer 10
forcshadew and It's Development 10 tho
seas &C toll, 2nA The men Of means, md
tn SNaN vfsfas y "a honorable enter
prise already N existence and Of which
we ought all 10 feel proud. refer to tho
Joncsboro Graded School, Having spent
n day In this school OF schools I was ia.
vorably impressed with Its working In
each department and fclt that Il should DO
more regarded when parents take their
boys and girls out Of tho public schools
Tor better advantages
A school Of similar grade Is being
conducted ut Eaton. aud q sufficient tax
Is levied to make tho tuition FREQ TO all
students within the incorporation for the
full session. III this cannot DO done at
Jonesboro, certainly dormitorics could
DO built so that expenses would not run
so high. Evidently something Is want.
Ing aud those directly concerned have
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already ch%cerfully given too much.
while those who get more benefit and
ought to be concerned pay very little to
It's support. Docs my body else SEQ 1t
mis wayf A.. @, O.
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